If Iran had nuclear weapons, the United States would contact Iran and say they would treat Iran very differently and would not attack Iran.
Trump states conditional response to Iran acquiring nuclear weapons Iran
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- If Iran had nuclear weapons, the United States would contact Iran and say they would treat Iran very differently and would not attack Iran.
If Iran had nuclear weapons, we would contact them and say, "Sir, could we get together possibly? We would treat them very differently."
(We wouldn't attack them)
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Origin: extracted from Trump on Iran: “If Iran had nuclear weapons, we would contact them and say, "Sir, could we get together possibly? We would treat them very differently." (We wouldn't attack them) 🇰🇵NORTH KOREA vindicated again! · 2026-09-11 12:20